Job-Ready Resume
Paste the job advert and your real history, and get a CV written against that advert in particular — plus the things you need next: a cover letter, a short message for email or LinkedIn, a table showing which requirements you meet, and what to prepare for interview.
What you provide: text · What you get back: text
Why rewrite it for every application
Many employers screen automatically, matching wording in your CV against wording in the advert before a person sees it. One CV sent everywhere often fails before anyone reads it. Aligning your wording to each advert is not gaming the system; it is using the same words they used to describe the job.
The match table is the most valuable part
Each requirement in the advert is pulled out separately and marked as fully met, partly met, or not met. That shows at a glance whether the role is worth applying for, and if it is, which gaps you should have an answer ready for before the interview.
What it will not do
It will not invent experience, add years, claim qualifications you do not hold, or list employers you never worked for. What it does is present what you actually did so its weight is visible. Fabrications surface at reference checks, and cost more than the job was worth.
What it costs
Billed by actual use — Points first, then Credits, with an estimate shown before you run it.